The Roscommon and Leitrim Gazette, Published Boyle—J. Bromell, Proprietor. head being the ofliisOealli Hi'* LofOsliip said iJ ihey believed the evidence they must Hud the prisoner gudiy «d* manshtughter, and appealed to him one aggravated nature, only one degree removed fioin

Guilty Manslaughter, 11 is Lordship llie prisoner and said, James Daly, you very i.anowly being found guiliy You have depiivtd an unfortunate hoy his life, while attempting te commit a lobbei v, iisrlf very venous offence. It is veiy lorinnate for you that blows were given by t

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Lord ALTHORP said, that since be had moved that the house at its rising should adjourn till Wednesd iy, it bad been suggested to him that should sit on that day twelve o’clock. He had objection to concede that; and h© should therefore move that the house at its rising should adi

Mr, MURRAY wished to ask the Noble Secretary for Foreign Affairs, whether the correspondence which had lately been published with regard to the affairs of Portugal, and said to be intercepted, was genuine not? Lord PALMERSTON was totally unable to give the hon, member any inform

The Earl of WARWICK entered into an explanation reference to the charges brought against him, of undue interfeien-’c the election for Warwick. The noble eat stated that, ns soon he had beard of those charges, he had set off fiom Switzerland to answer them. He declared that he ha

TITHES STAY SUITS BILL. On the motion for the second reading of the tithes stay of suits bill, The Bishop of London and Lord Wynford opposed the hit!, on the ground that it would operate most unjustly on the clergy, and be an univarrantible interference with tithe property. The L

the party, consisting of one Odiccr, one Sergeant, cad thirtythree rank It file, of the 99th regiment, fur some time in Carrick-on-Shannon, have joined the head-quarlera depot in this town. We understand that in future there will be" no military stationed tairrci-on Sha.mon. Cou

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